30 years ago, Rick Treworgy bought a Chevrolet Corvette. Today, he has more than 200 General Motors muscle cars, and they’re all located in one magnificent collection.
This C7.R Edition Z06 pulled in $500k at the recent Las Vegas Barrett Jackson auction. Will that significantly boost the appeal of the remaining 499 models of the limited-edition Corvette?
This lovely LeMans Blue 1969 Corvette Stingray is a numbers-matching masterpiece that’s got us thinking about how the values of vintage C3s are on the rise.
To help introduce the new Corvette, Chevrolet Europe has released a promotional video showing the new Stingray soaking up the sun in Almeria, Spain — with some revved-up track time in between the idyllic cruising.
Corvette fans in Europe hoping to get their hands on a new Stingray can rest a little easier now. After revealing plans to reduce the number of Chevrolets sold in the overseas market, General Motors has announced the new Corvette will be sold at Cadillac dealerships in Europe.
Well, as the saying goes – you can’t keep a good car down. Yup, that was pretty much confirmed today when the ZR1 Blue Devil that fell into the sinkhole at the National Corvette Museum in Kentucky cranked up to the cheers of museum employees. Check out the video below. Images via [National Corvette Museum]